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  • This is old news; backlash was immediate and the "feature" was rescinded.

  • In addition to comments others have made about some of the colors being difficult to see/differentiate, I think it would be worthwhile to distinguish one-way defederation from mutual defederation, perhaps with a texture?

    It would make the graphic busier, but I also would enjoy seeing population percentages next to each instance name (to give weight to the significance of certain defederations, e.g. how much of the fediverse are you excluding by defederating with hexbear vs lemmy.world).

  • What date was this published? Jucika looks different.

  • If that's too basic/open ended, learn to animate in Krita.

  • Then you spend the rest of the movie with greasy, gritty fingers, an odd taste in your mouth, and a wayward kernel stuck between your teeth.

    No thanks; I keep my popcorn eating to home movie watching, where I can pause to wash my hands, refill the snack tray, and floss my teeth if needed.

  • No, I did not know.

    I'm sorry, what community is this supposed to be, again?

  • Drake meme? That's a downvote...

    (This format has so. many. alternatives. by now, there's no excuse)

  • The title is bordering on misinformation. They didn't "ban" Mormons; they re-categorized them to no longer fall under the Christian umbrella.

  • I don't know if this is exactly what you're looking for, but give the Confused bi-Product of a Misinformed Culture channel a perusal. He does a few different genres of mixes, including what I would consider psy-trance, although it might require a little digging through the archives to find your precise jam.

  • no problem on Earth is a result of the population being too high.

    Pre-industrial humans caused mass habitat loss, species extinction, and even climate change, and that was with their relatively miniscule populations and emissions. What quality of life are you imagining over eight billion people having such that we somehow don't continue wrecking the environment? And how do you plan on putting the genie back in the bottle regarding all our polluting technological "advancements" that require fossil fuels and/or intensive mining? Who's declaring to the world that plastics, electricity, and all forms of motorized technology are over, and how do you imagine this would be enforced?

    Even completely stripped of all our technology, humans are still animals, and any animal species will wreak havoc on their environment when overpopulated. Hell you don't even have to be an animal; go look up the Great Oxygenation Event or what happened when trees first evolved. What do you suppose Earth is going to be like for the millions of years required for it to adapt to the changes we're making? Unlike monocellular organisms and plants, however, we are sapient creatures; if we can observe this is happening and know we're the ones causing it, how is it not in any way a moral issue?

  • Answers in this thread:

    1. Goofy
    2. Unquantifiable using any sort of objective metric
  • 2020?

  • The rowing society’s online records showed on Saturday morning that Pfendler finished in just under 44 days, faster than the previous comparable female record-holder’s 86 days or the male record holder’s 52 days as recorded by both the society and Guinness World Records.

  • The bird on the left hand side is actually a shoebill, a fellow Pelecaniforme.

  • Right there in the title

  • Luck is a big part of it too. Start developing a chronic illness in your 20s/30s? Get ready for a lifetime of dealing with it and its knockoff effects and the various other ailments associated with getting older. Or maybe you're fine but your spouse isn't, and instead of supporting each other as you age it's the two of you just trying to manage their condition.

  • 1984, so that people mentioning it online will stop sounding like complete fucking idiots.

    Or perhaps The Jungle; it sparked public outcry and major overhauls the last time it became popular, maybe it can work its magic again.

  • Diana DeGette was defeated by someone as old as her incumbency.

    Love to see it. This is what should happen when you don't pass the baton.

  • Iirc, ODD is only diagnosed in children and adolescents. Is this something you've experienced since childhood?

  • Not The Onion @lemmy.world

    WinRAR releases new update and says it’s thanks to people finally paying

    www.dexerto.com /entertainment/winrar-releases-new-update-and-says-its-thanks-to-people-finally-paying-3381350/
  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    On Lemmy, do you take note of the upvote/downvote ratio before clicking on a link, commenting, or voting yourself?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    On what specific episode does your favorite "I swear it eventually gets really good" television show actually start turning around?

  • Science Memes @mander.xyz

    The forest is alive (but not for long)